Sentence examples for has usually been defined from inspiring English sources

He argues, accurately enough, that the central political question has usually been defined as whether there should be more or less political integration a tug-of-war between "Brussels" and the nation-state.

In the national consciousness, Harlem has usually been defined by two eras: the artistic and cultural explosion of the 1920s, known as the Harlem Renaissance, and the drug-fueled devastation that began in the 1950s and peaked in the late '80s.

It has usually been defined as "freely choosing to give priority to the common good".

In phylogenetic taxonomy, the clade Pterosauria has usually been defined as node-based and anchored to several well-known taxa as well as those thought to be primitive.

Since the era of paper and film, the obligations to keep records archived and accessible for a defined period of time have usually been defined, according to medical or medico-legal purposes, by national or local authorities.

Unfortunately, all preterm births or stillbirths have usually been defined as a single endpoint, regardless of etiology, for epidemiological purposes.

"It has usually been the Senate".

But returns have usually been disappointing.

But such promises have usually been broken.

Derivatives counterparties have usually been made whole.

And we've usually been right.